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5 Top Time Saving Social Media Management Tools

by Susan Friesen Follow @https://twitter.com/eVisionMediaOctober 11, 2016 Sharing content regularly on social media is critical for staying top of mind. Yet many businesses struggle to find the time to do daily social media posts. While sharing timely posts live is important, pre-scheduling social media posts using social media management tools helps you save time. Planning … Continue reading 5 Top Time Saving Social Media Management Tools →

6 Content Amplification Secrets No One Talks About (& The Tools to Implement Them)

By Jessica Davis October 6th, 2016 Content marketing is both an art and a science, because it requires a certain formula applied creatively to a host of diverse scenarios. However, the goals of content marketing remain consistent no matter what the use-case. The aim is always to reach as many relevant audience members as possible, and … Continue reading 6 Content Amplification Secrets No One Talks About (& The Tools to Implement Them) →

6 Powerful Tools for Superior Social Media Measurement and Attribution

by Jawad Khan Follow @WritingMDestinyOctober 3, 2016 All too often, social media marketing involves flying blind. You might see in your Google Analytics reports that the social networks are steadily referring traffic to your site, and those visitors might even be converting reasonably well, but that’s just part of the picture, isn’t it? Clickthroughs from … Continue reading 6 Powerful Tools for Superior Social Media Measurement and Attribution →

What’s the Google AdWords Health Score and how is it different from existing tools?

AdWords recently released a Health Score feature that “grades” your account, but is it just a rip-off of an existing free performance grader? Columnist Larry Kim compares. Larry Kim on September 26, 2016   Here’s a crazy new idea: Imagine a tool that analyzes your AdWords account and grades you based on your performance. OK, … Continue reading What’s the Google AdWords Health Score and how is it different from existing tools? →